Mohammad Ashfaque Khan is an Assistant Professor at Integral University, specializing in Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology. His doctoral research from Integral University focused on converting sugarcane bagasse to ethanol. His work centers on transforming lignocellulosic waste into valuable products like enzymes and bioethanol, with deep expertise in fermentation, production, and purification processes.
He is active in the international scientific community, recently traveling to Uzbekistan to lecture at a “Women in STEM” forum. He publicly celebrates the achievements of his students and was honored as an Associate Fellow of the Society for Energy, Materials & Sustainability, showing his commitment to global academic engagement.
Unique fact: He has experience in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), which he considers a significant professional advantage in his field.
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